Doyle: > Class is not an explosive issue in the U.S. as yet, but the > impact of class related actions like the pro immigrants marches > on a wider scale would be the 'singularity' of a new movement > in my view.
Dear Doyle, Not that I give a "thing" to what Brad says, but you appear to be someone who is speaking as whom Ravi objected: we all have "different" experiences with what happened then! Pro-immigrant marches in the US may make an impact on a wider scale that may be a 'singularity' in the US for a new movement, but I tell you: no one cares about such a 'singularity" in Turkey. Today, the Turkish left is stuck between nationalism and Islam, and some of us who write articles in the URPE journal or New Left Review, hardly contribute to what is going on there in any constructive manner. Don't know what to say, but things are not that pleasant "globally!" So maybe, we all need to focus on our own countries and communicate as much as we can, keeping in mind that we do not necessarily "speak" the same language, although each of us have very similar desires when it comes to do a little better than what exists now. Best, Sabri _______________________________________________ pen-l mailing list [email protected] https://lists.csuchico.edu/mailman/listinfo/pen-l
